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Philippine schools may suspend, resume classes under new Marcos Executive Order

MANILA: Schools may independently suspend in-person classes based on safety risks within their premises and seek to resume face-to-face learning even while a local government-ordered suspension remains in effect, under a new policy issued by President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.

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根据马科斯新行政命令,菲律宾学校可能暂停或恢复上课。

FILE PHOTO: In this photo taken on Sept. 18, police cordon off an area at Banga National High School in Banga, South Cotabato, after a gun attack where three students, including the shooter, died and six others were injured. Schools can now declare a granular suspension based on documented, site-specific threats to the safety, health or welfare of students and personnel, provided there is no existing automatic or localised suspension ordered by the concerned local chief executive — PDI/ANN

MANILA: Schools may independently suspend in-person classes based on safety risks within their premises and seek to resume face-to-face learning even while a local government-ordered suspension remains in effect, under a new policy issued by President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.

Executive Order (EO) No. 130, signed on Oct. 28 but published only on Tuesday (Nov 3), establishes a three-tier framework for suspending and resuming classes, activities, and on-site work in public and private educational institutions and learning centres.

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